Show THE 10 SALT LAKE TRIBUNE APRIL MONDAY MORNING t' 27 1931’ COUNTRY CLUB FORT ANNEX OPENING GOLF TEAM MATCHES Nibley Gives Canyon Jones Diegel Linksnten Close Call Tie in Match Wins Beats Foley Annex Prizes Elm Von In STATE ftOlF M 40 1 E of the Teams IT Maadlog Country Chib Fort Douclaa Format Dale Won 1 1 0 0 0 0 Otdon Nlblrjr Bonneville ffanftar’a Results Country Club U Nibley Park Port Dougia 30 Bonneville 0 Nnl Forrat Dale Lt 0 £ 1 not) ooo 0 J ftoO 00ft OnO 1 000 Country It 102 31—71 year allied himself with For- est Dale Country club low handicap golfers turned In a I hard-earn1 victory 13-1- the 20-- 8 narrow Elm of former' -- -' ww Ml if pilfAflC Sharply ConirMcd llultlc Goes lo Gcrmniiia May Affeol Race 2-- Riley Nibley instructor provided the impetus by which the Canyonecrs were able to eke out the close win The Country club golfers led at 93 but the Nibley golfers far down on the team list began picking up point quickly as the final returns poured In Carl Nordberg Leg Jarman and Jack Cook scored notable victories over Rudy Orlob Stan Decker and H L Belley respectively to aid the Nibley cause Harry Loynd clubbed a 1 draw with Captain W A Carter of the Country club and with one foursome W A pionship which they lost to Forest Date last The C C golfers started the season Browning Alex McCafferty Orlob C E Foley Professional Carter capt Rudy Germania 3 RumUr'i Result o B I l Wednesday's Schedule s o 8 L Ten in Match PROVO— Provo golfeis will sea plenty of action this summer if the schedule of touinejs and team matches listed bv Professional Wal- ter Miller can be taken as any Eight team matches with port‘DoUKias Hnij Magna golfers are scheduled dm'mg the season while moie than a score of tournejs will be held locally A new piocecdui'o for choosing members for team matches will bo employed by Miller this year team matches being held the dav previous to select the mrn who will opposa Ihe visiting teams The complete schedule of tourneys and matches Is as follows: two-poi- Rndy Orlob in ready to write this stymie business out of the rule book No less than four times Carl Nordberg of Nibley park laid the portly Country club linksman either a full half or quarter stymie And every one of them counted Nordberg took a victory Thirty-thre- e REGION TRACK MEETS FEATURE Bingham Loses 4 4 4 4k men's target round Maurice Close Contest lon and Mardee Robinson both of Salt Lake walked off with the awards Last Week’s Review Coniine Events for the Junior and boys’ events The To St Patrick’s novelty event of the day the wand ishoot which TardVfor Chief Events of the IVeek in women o?hn n'neo J' a wand Is M long-drivin- - T ’ Y round of Mar ir Mar Directors' cup First-roun- d matches of Mar Mas leg Directors’ cup First match of eight man team Second May 17 — Tjwvm match at Mnartm round matt Ins of Mav leg Directors’ hip 3--1 May J4— Team match with Fort Dougin team Semifinals of May lrs Directors vup MAN OF THE HOUR May 30 — Flag tournament— nandlcap The man of the hour at Fort Doug Entrance free Bill May 31— Finals of May Je Directors las Sunday was Professional Willes The modest post pro tackled cup JLNF Juno fWond match of eight-na- n the job of defeating Harrv Borg of team round of June leg DiBonneville with determination winch re ora’ Qualifying cup was rewarded by a 4 and 3 victory June 14 Team match with Magna hen First round match of June leg Directors' Being one of the youngest pros In the cup business hereabouts It might not be Juno 2! — Team match Bt Magna fcetomf of June Kg Diiectors rim amiss to say that Willes has all the round maUlica June 20 — Semifinals of June leg Dim earmarks of a comer tor tup His performance with the other June 28—Tram match at Fort Douglas Finals of June leg Directors’ cup professionals in team matches to Jl LY come will be watched closely Maybe Jul 4 — Flag tournament— Handicap Lj we have the 1931 Utah state open trance 5free Julv — Qualifying round for July leg Pi ret tor’ cup champion in the making matihe of Julv leg Ju’y 12— First-roun- d cup Third match of eight-ma- n Len Von Elm has one of the Directors' team state in shots the prettiest iron July I- f- Second matches of July leg Di It's because the Fort Douglas club rectors’ 26cup — Semifinals of July leg Dlrec July manager believes in the old adage tors cup that practice makes perfect Von July JO— Finals of Julv leg Directors’ cup ATM ST Elm may bo seen most every day Aueut 2— Qualifying round of Augu't leg Director' cup working on his iron shots August 9— First round matches of August leg Directors’ cup Fourth round of eight-ma- n ANOTHER DRIVER team 76—Second round matches of August Nibley park puts forth another leg Director cup long driver hi the name of Cy Har August 23 — Semifinal of AuKUt leg DiAugust amateur baseball star rectors’ cup Fifth match of eight-ma- il beke one-tim- e S'xh match to be played In SeptemHarbeke soars six feet two inches and team ber or October weighs in the neighborhood of 200 August 20— Fiuals of August leg Directors’ two-inc- h vs Monday — High school tennis Westminster at I D S and East at C8TH0MC JfNlOR I FACLE six feet high was won by Dean toursome matches for women golfers at Nibley park Amateur Standing of (he Trams Green Mrs Mabel Kelley of Ogden Davis m 8 in at baseball Tribune library p meeting Maurice Scanlon and Ken Carlston pounds He uses his helghth and cup The next major tournament will SI PTI1 MBFR tussle weight to an advantage 111 polling his September t to 6— Qualifying round for be held Sunday May 24 at Geneva at latter golf course High i cltv championship usual 250 yard wallops Sixteen lowest score Utah lake In connection with the and Davis at Westminster Shooting a creditable 36 on the outfor championship other scores qualDr E W Brown qualify Playing Salt Lake Countv Sportsmen's asagainst going nine Covey picked up a four for first ify flight dan Davis at L D S Jordan at West Forest Dale women golfers' hole lead on Larson of Nibley park sociation annual outing September 6— Team match with Magna tourney at club Soecer O S L at Bingham which was good enough for the Sunday's scores 17— HrsDround of match — September course Thursday Ladies’ day at Forest Dale golf High school match The yards but he experienced trouble on titv hampionh!p and ai&o flrt flight Larson held 'tennis Wfst at Westminster East at L D S Jordan at Davis collejr cathedral '“olden p”"11' round of ell"? the greens The Doc won the tussle bpptrrnbrr 19 becond the Salt Lake city amateur champion 8 Patricks BmhanH Tennis B V U vs Ajrgies at Logan clmnpumthip and hKq first flichf 2 0 In points on even terms on the second nine 15 Our Dliln L4dl' 01 Louldc September 20— Team march at Maim Sa Friday— Rejrion one track meet at Logan region three at Provo Uuj 27— Semifinals of city cham dropping a six footer on No 18 to ous threat Septmbr tour at which at Price five six From in Richfield Karl also first flight manner ploubhip at Beavrrl and region Wilkin the Region region the for the opened scoring get a half and save his team a point OCTOBER caat BINGHAM— Patrick's Lake are Salt Weller fast five Stan Short In and shootWrestling Line St Murphy minutes Covey’s October 4— Finals of city championship victory gave the Counvs O S L at Salt Catholic junior baseball club capSoccer at Germania 18 hnlps for first flight and Ogden from Cresswcll the a Saturday— ing fairways Copper by dub vorting npon team the try margin comer kick bv Carlson semifinals of Dlreo October Lake Region two track meet at Salt Lake tured a fast game from Bingham 5 grerns lately the Fort Douglas tors’ Fine deFoley and Von Elm shot the finest cup 36 holes fensive work by Centner and Nest-ma- n R newcomers are due for a climb on Golf to 4 here Sunday afternoon Sunday— Official opening of amateur baseball at Salt Lake October 18 — Finals of Directors cup Jft golf of the day Foley went out In further scoring for trapshooting at Ogden Provo and Salt Lake Golf meets at local courses Smith ace liurler of the winners the post team They are playing holes subpar figures and turned In a par Smith stopped October 24 — Annual Red and Blue match loomed dangerous on several kept six Bingham bits well scattered Nos 8 and 9 at present 72 18 hole card while young Von Elm J Edtfin Stein s trophy for hole In one’ occasions down to check the locals after setting took a 73— one stroke over par National Regional Germania could not settle down la shaky start In the first game Thornton Morris of Fort Douglas Prison Nine Professional was to display tts usual brand McCafferty of ball Triumphs Th scorf' and Roland Funk of Bonneville had 74 to down Riley In the Initial period the O 8 L I BINGHAMobliged to shoot s Baseball Baseball 6T PATRICK S contest through-a distance 11 to Over Firemen driving BHOA who bobbed up with s nice 78 East took undisputed lead of the The third prominent figure of the Coidini rt “iVaV Podsm is holding the Teutons well In check o 2 2 out their match Sunday Both golfers Up Fort Douglas way diminutive Turning around at the half howSalt Lake district scholastic base- national game o l to die within a month iDeuiRcomo n 4 i i1 o rruoyich au out to of the whale the daylights The Salt Lake Firemen’s baseball 3 ? 1 0 love 3 Whitt rl Professional Bill Wlllcs started the ever the Teutons found their feet ball league bv winning from Mur- was mourned as CCapuiOMJI 4 0 3 2 sphere m tram was unable to qupnch the fight“Garry Herrmann Marrciu it 410 oiB-r- n fireworks for the post team by lacing an'd Fluehe tied up the score direct ray 4 to 2 as West turned backJor- cf 4 0 0 0 Koihitch 0 12 ' for twenty-fiv- e ing spirit' of the State Prison team If 3 Professional Harry Borg of Bonne from a free kick a shot years president of the Tna lb 10 Aiato 3310 0 10 Bianchl e Saturday afternoon and the latter vllle 4 and 3 to give the reservation Five minutes later Baesler gave son 6 to 4 Cincinnati Reds and formerly na-- ! rordoV3cb 3 2 2 1 'BoIir lb M Reunion von 11 to 4 the three-point team a Germans the lead after Captain k t arson Snll Lake PWternHnn nf Amateur tional marr'n to work on 0 3 2 Valdez p o 4 commission head passed ph Nussbaum had fired a terrific shot u Chailes Smith and Stanley Hud- 0 0 O' at- - w caputo J 3o8 Athletics threw a bombshell into the william BIU Outdrives - 94 - J3 at Cresswell who only partially Howard sir of the proposed Utah State aWRy after a long illness § 39 9 21 Si plans 29 7 21 S Total Totals forson'pitchingforthePrison''a'Iowed cleared Blonde Bonny Pro ii- - Si Seeing the vision of the n crookaton' - 13 Amatenr league by announcing that Rogers Hornsby approached a St Score by innlius 010 102 1—5 Patricks home runs WlUes continually outdrove the cup fading the Railroaders attacked it would bar all local amateurs who world record by smashing three con- Bingham boys- - uiijirR isjj yfars 200 001 1 — 4 SALT LAKE M Robinson UTAH STATE secutive home runs In a game with Summary Error — F Caputo nlnvpH In U - 71 Kelley— J ArniFt J'lREMSN PRISON 2 Tiano Byrne Poden hit the state long distance hitting oon 2D 71 BHOA1 Ton Golf Pittsburg Lund BHOA with Nestman beaten Gent P Thom hit — Kelly Cordova Bollc E Tavlor 3b - flft 3 2 0 Rrddln 2b 2 0 2 stub- Aato most Charles Chick test last Sunday The Fort Instructor right club Fort and Hafey Douglas Country Valdes Whitten R plays— Double Smith 88 ner 2 4iTrujUlo Into touch Fluehe was T William 79 2b 3 4 3 4 2 s Thompson kicking season born of e holdout cheered to Tiano Cred't victory to Smith Charge the took a - 80 lead at the end of wide with two with 3 0 7 0 Strand lb 63 62 jj1 opened their IV Crowther K campaign lb league Carlston 4 0 r 0 Fox and to Valdes Runs responsible for — Efcbart ss 3 0 1 4 2 0 0 Hudson cf p in the Utah Golf league fans of the St Louis Cardinals by defeat the first nine and gaining confidence transferred play attempts victories 2 4 Kosivltrh I Struck: out — Valdez Smith 4 2 0 0 through Smith A H Means and Hy Weymouth Krcascr cf ‘3100 The canyon team defeated Nibley accepting the club's offer of $12500 Smith 7 aide? 8 Kosivitch Bases on ball with his putter he came home with the defense to givedribbling 3 0 QiRlblet rf Ward If 3 3 0 0 Stuart a chance -- Smith 8 Valdes 1 KosivUch I Wild again tied for high honors at the local Tftjlor rf 13 to 11 and Fort Douglas turned for the season 2 0 0 0 Vplker 3b 4 0 0 0 a 36 to run up the lead to score but Centner again relieved Smith 7 itch Kosiv 0 e 6 0 pitene— Mvers c 2 0 10 0 rifle sheet held at Ft Douglas Sunday Piproov back Bonneville 20 to 8 to four holes the danger Oermanla ran out hatidv Boxing 0 0 0 2 10 0 p Barton 8hsphPrd Len Von Elm L A Ray and Stan winners by the odd goal In three The Tennis 2 0 0 0i OGDEN— Guthrie held Ogden well morning Means outranked Wey- Tempte i cham- Canzeroni Tony lightweight ten mouth only by shooting West got back into the local high straight Totals Murphy scored grand slams for the O 8 Lwere again under par with of the world stopped Jackie Kid in hand here Sunday and the Cathe 24 4 IB 6i Totals 38 11 It 5 bulls at 500 range Wew mouth school teanls race by sweeping its pton fort Employing his irons with re- Fox and Carlson starring Kaiser Score by Innings Half-Mil- e whirlwind in the dral junior baseball nine defeated the missed but yards Berg Whitechapel on the two Fiuelie 3 with to Salt Lake Ptremeu Nestman Gentner 0 and Jordan 000 130 0— 4 The third round of their match markable skill Von Elm polished off locals 9 to 1 Kennedy as shortn Utah State 102 082X--1- 1 championship stop for the losers and a possible 50 Howard Breckenrldge Ray account- 8wart were the pick of the winners leading East team was Idle Thurs- bout McCrystal range for 48 out of were Errors— 1 hompson Summary Hudson Referee — T Mom Ur Kickoff si 8 30 a in rather poor Rihlet as light conditions ed for three points against Roy New- Lineup Homo winners starred Smith runs — Thompson centerflelder for Bill McKnlght University of Utah day along with other squads tire Tennla difWard Rlblet a some Barton little Bouble had and shooters wind and drove the Deve-Ilman and Murphy took all three German! rain plays— n O 8 L Cever 3b: racqueteers freshman lost his shoe but he finLineups: Ogden Thom son to Crowther Egbert to ThompCl Neatman Crrfiswell r Clifford Batter New Orleans deinside counters from Dr M O Kuhre ss ficulty son Vf Crowther Trujillo to Redding lo Kenndy p Colletti cf rb Oentner Calder ished the race will mixed be a Next Sunday’s shoot Strand Strunk out— Shepherd 3 Temp Three-fourthUniversity of Utah and Utah Aggies feated George Lott Chicago to win Adams 2b Dt Corso c Blackmore lb Mote Captain Ralph Pugmlre took his K Ncatmau of the way around Mason-Dlxo- n Egbert 2 Smith 8 Hudson 4 Hit b M Fox rhb match with Morris Buswell playing 8Kaiaer singles tennis lb Fabaro rf : Richey if Cathe course of slow and rapid fire starting Pitcher— half-milE Talor bv Smilh run for postponed their scheduled match be- the warn w Cartoon the first lap of the Myers by ehb on and on cause of the rain and wind range No 2 for Bonneville but the fort ace Low hr r ending championship Temple Hit— Smith 3 In 5 Hudson dral Cronin 3b: Maher 2b: Miller in R M C freshmen in the B Y U )hb 3 In 3 Temple 5 In 1 Egbert Track or if Rvan ss Argentos lb Guthrie the 500 Firing begins at 8'30 a m 24 InShepherd Track droped a point on the homecoming WehrrfriU V Bn'iVt' invitational meet Saturday Bin’s Winning pltcher—Smlth lr Losing C In Nelson H to Robert Weber Stratford — c charge cf nine when Buswell rattled off a BaeMrr according high Barney Bcrlinger a third succes- - p O'Retlley pitcher Shepherd and McCrystal Umpires— Hall e Nuftxbaum J Smii'i 'right shoe came off took all round honors at Morrison U Fluehe Our Ladv of Lourdes Catholic Ju- - Sunday's scores: string of pars Iyth I tried to Iwc the other one' he youngster ol B Y U track field and sive jear won the decathlon ventjnlor baseball nine routed Our Divine Neemftn T Carlson the annual MBLBT FA1K cointav ILlB Goal acorera Oermanla— Fluehe Battler said “but I cotildn t so I Just kept N Ft erlay carnival He scored 5082 points of the annual Penn relays scoring saviour parish club 15 to 1 In a Means - on O 8 U—Wtlkln Referee — Glanham I fr McCafferty Fre Btly running” minute for a new record in the event Twen- 77356135 within 50 points of the slow game Sunday Linesmen— 'Tetley 9 C E hah et aud The lineups: Weymouth a 9 Bar Vaa Bin Bill won the race in 2 '03 15 9 AM (Ant $ Owt ft Brawley other records 9 In the girls events American record held by Ken Do- Our Lady of Lourdes- -J Conley Bockman (vjr 4 t H Mrrtn recalls the time when Wilton ty It 9 Willard Mivmi 9 11 mens In In two and fell the e Morse p Felly lb O’Carroll 2b 5 Or K W Itr wain t Cy Kartell ft Ivie had a similar experience in the herty New York 1 Carl Nerd 9 R4f Ortafc 8 3b Hadley ss Terry If Silver here day meet Murray high school coeds mile run of 1828 1 W A Cartrr 1 Harry Peyton'JJlass young Oklahoman O’Neill C a successive Uya4 season third Kampe captured scored the 'outstanding upset of the K O’Carroll cf NT Conley rf ft 8 i iaraa SUalWfcer 1 K Otltwhall honors in the senior high school pos- annual Drake relays when he deEft Farry rf Our Divine Saviour— Atwood CLAYTON SETS RECORD U lft JacA Cok 42 SAN FRANCISCO April 26 OP) — Idler i feated Eddie Tol&n Michigan negro Campana if McGuire 2b Parmley Mazas Through a typographical error in ture paradei Homer Sumnia Los Angeles conc Leonettt ss Green 3b Handley the summary The Tribune failed to 11 Trapshooting In the Tefal Ttl defending champion tinued DOCGLAfl won Mills BONN! VILLI IT the first registered dash 8even meet records fell today to lead Pacific Coast rf Hyde cf Tavy lb Preble p credit Clayton of Elko Nevada with H 8 fl ft FU - OODEN — PrtAnoter Charles Revell ft batters meet season the at of 401 league to a record breaking throw In the shot-p1 Pre Bin Nephi Gun James Herrlgan Medford veteran climbing from Fr Harry Brt will feature a twin main event wrest432 last week 9 IUlli firnirt 9 MarrU ftuiatll Summa has particiof the B Y U relays Satur- club which celebrated Its affiliation won the thirty-fift- h annual Boston 220 9 4 Vm Dm ft 9 Hwa HreeA’rftcft in card his at El A ling Tuesday pated P T nightwith I the tossed games A eighteen 48 A marathon run His time was 4 (iNrtC Bewerft ft Jatit AaricrM the ball feet day Clayton Tbe leading barters: J Monte Springs arena L A Bay 3 Indies for a new mark for class B Soccer I Bey Nvmm 2:4645 5 4f Tbtrato Nanrtt I bUb4 and high schools General Grant rank Senegalese took a on the Utah Seattle Vikings grip 26 (UP) Cox f fraah ft GmIU ANNAPOLIS Miscellaneous Md j April In LouIr Summa Lo Amroles Thores St the meet ?Sam Soccer union league lead by lacing 9 Karl Waller 9 ST his reconsidered ' Oarella has Webb —Spike Hollywood recalled D'r M u K?kr‘Jlflnal bout and Hy Sharman of Salt Notre Dame ftU Maryhy BENNETT BECOMES BUC university 6 to 2 while O 8 L virHale Ogden Portland 1ft L K MchaUaa 9 r OmahunSr Lak and Arthur Beblln of Los An- -j PITTSBURGH April 28 was dropped from the race Jess Harper who coached the late GLENDALE Calif April 26 (X) — decision to resign andat will remain Wera 8an Francisco tually the United Frank Wykoff University of South- as head boxing coach geles In the other headliner Bennett outfielder who was the cen- as Germania Tefal 9ft It 2 to 1 In the Knute Rockne as a player there to ern California Bprinter who twice States naval academy Jim Amerlcus Boston and Hap tral figure In the recent civil court week’s featuresupet take charge of athletics 12 concoached Webb who has Bartlett the recognized last year eclipsed Spokane are matched In a suit which resulted In the authority in Tenth tQ special event Tigers Wrestling seconds by secutive Intercollegiate champion- world's record of 9 and A1 Dawson Ogden of Kenesaw M Landis baseball comBonnie Muir Dern defeated Ira dash In 9 3- -5 shiP boxing teams conferred with KSJrse'rSSTtS1? At Newman Salt' Lake will missioner being upheld has been Australian heavy tn their main event Defeat Nippon to 11 and running the wrestle a time limit bout dash athletic department officials todaystnereid Hoiivwood ! on Saturday tied trie by the Pittsburgh Pirates arena at signed The bout McCullough's The Salt Lake Tigers colored basemark In 205 seconds running an exreplaced the Hy Sharman-Jac- k ball nine rallied for three runs In hibition at a high school meet here which he prepared Thursday world welterweight chamReynolds This Week’s Fights the tenth inning to capture their pionship bout which failed to mate fourth successive game this time rlalbse because of Reyonlds’ nonapThu week’ national boxing schedule with the Salt Lake Nlppona Japanese pearance nine Sunday afternoon at the muniMiscellaneous MONDAY At Oakland: Jose Santa Fortuaat cipal grounds The score was 13 to v Signing of Jack Croft Davis high to Oakland heavyweight as coach assistant athletic director At Philadelphia Harry Blltman Phlladel-p- h belongThree pigeons Griffin's great fielding was the prize VR Lou Mas-e- y feather-w- e at Utah Aggies was announced by Philadelphia of Graham AJex to Salt 10: ing Pete feature of the game ght Latio 8cranton Y8 Matt NEW YORK April 26 m— Athletes Adtge Philadelphia middleweight 10 Lake captured the Wells Nev complru'i performance! fol- - Dick Romney as part ot the school’s The eon lows-b- ' At Canton Ohio Roy William retrenchment policy a l wpporvs from the midwest ran Off with the Penn — Chicago to Balt Lake race Sunday over Tioros v Drske— Perront Canton light Paty ORLO med ROBERTSON 10 Dll 1 a field of 56 entries Repeater 8t to 31 1 Ing Shaw said he would move By Tikarad c J°a i rimlnf rf 4jHS°Jl major share of honors la the nation s Jf ° J02A V W lehlta I 30 I v440wed Iowa Vl Dayton: Mike Dundee v Mike Kelly Yuioa M 1 NEW YORK April 26 WV-tile Twenty Grand Into the favorite's lightweights i Daniaia" u captured the event registering two big relay carnivals the past week- - 9hl° Bt 43 4 10 relay Kimu 43 JVaaakuehief 4313 Smith lb 1 4 most the race at to 895 3 139 Army Mrs of Whitof of result a mints odds 127 position yards per TUE8DAY disappointing speed relay I 3 5 Jlend despite competition from other jb whiiy Ifcf At Indianapolis jnua IS MJle rl-I Mlchlaan ace career brilliant of Walter Ptckerd Indian 6 to now odds on his Is at TalusaeUb I I I l'Orlflln for Expectthe being quoted turf ney's flight sections of the country the hand! Ohio St 7 53 3 vs Benny Touchstone Detroit 10 relay Mich 7 53 3 appli Mira rf 1 wtn to V C He a has the not with IS 03 4 an Penn was barrier in the faced ed Whitney's second average 17 Equipoise 2 At Jose Calif Armand Emanuel Lo relay lUtnoli 8sq caps Imposed upon them by rainy J Ki evanta- but has of 892 yards and Blackjack Kentucky derby have soared to 6 to public trial as a U? ft 1 Shibu ' Bud Doyl® 6 liCTray e 1UW weather at Philadelphia and the Special Ohio Slate 147 Haaer Iowa State 10 d L with the prospect he may yield been turning in sensational trials at Weights J Kurnadft J6 ft S ft 9 £1)1 p finished third with an hurdlea At Los Angelas: Judy Zunlg usual complement of upsets which t47Lamb Cllendele xVoaid ) Fcmlnlm golfers of Nibley park tne position of favoritism to Mrs Belmont park 10 swonds T average Oltu featherXxF Yotlftft ?!edL Ddo Lot Angeles placed favored performers among the I7 AirLhifh will resume their weekly tournaAfter trailing the field throughout weights 10 At a late hour Sunday more Payne Whitney’s Twenty Grand also rans Boyl WTTDWESDAY Pynnaytvinla 33 fret 11 inehM dismal ments fearsome shows with mile a 33 frri 10' the Monday of the birds and At Seattle Abie Israel Beattie rg Cant® Following Equipoise's than Journey inches Broad Tots i 4t 13x2s-t- il Not only did midwestem eompeti-SmTaa- Gordon Jo Touts meet The contestants will draw ing In the Chesapeake handicap at Equipoise pulled up slightly lame An At Cleveland PdenaMadison that were released at 9 a m bantamweights 6 un ‘eortd- tor capture three relay champion-rfippon- s Jump O Connor Columbia 1 inch Fran fort Dlx ( on teams two one Orace for of Havre de Md to Tom sufbe him examination place been In Saturday showed stabled cisco s Gorilla Jones Akron8au Southwestern Stats Tenchera I fret Sunday had 004 010 s— it ships and two Individual events Sat- - 3Strong 4 inchea High Jump and tee off at 9:30 a m according ft Shaw maker of the eastern book on fering with azoturia a form of kidney Salt Lake 003 134 003 3—11 urday on the big Tuen Penn of the Ler 13 Yale progrsm fret 13 THURSDAY1 McDermott lillnola to the tournament chairman Mrs errors— Dtmrls Jefferson Pummtrrthe derby Immediately raised' the poisoning but It probably will be At Cincinnati Next Sunday the birds will feet 4 Inches Pole tault Freddy Miller Cincinnati - relays at Philadelphii from the East's Pm n Yjri B‘tbur Stolen isses — on the Whitney ace from several days before it is known defienter a BPrnrd Detroit lightweights iC a 14 holey a nemmo J Orsy TNssuflight race quotations best runners jumpers and weight NhnMs nfrT3i!h'ehohP"i Rh'' O C Allen El3 to 1 to 5 to 1 Odds on Equipoise nitely If he will be In condition to w to Salt Lake Denver ft Mantey Threo-be- e Nev lis Hnro omi-- V from Elko Smilh towers but the 163 also in Yale feet Illinois Cpnn SPAIN IRELAND TIE Inch competitors to 3 to I following his senDouble plays — Orlf-- f in the Preakness May 9 i!n i2"(uoLutijNew Vorlt’ start 144 feet dropped The races are being sponsored the rival the tn to DftnIeWShibuy carnival Drake to Etlis Credit victory to BARCELONA Spain April 28 UP) relays Sehoenfeld Cornell 141 feet t Inrhe sational show of speed on the openFRIDAY Western bookmakers have been Charse defeat to J Kurmada Btraek at Des Moines Iowa made better rurm by the Salt Lake Pigeon RacBan Francisco Young Corbett FreB XlLitolftl43 1 feet DUcus throw —Before a crowd of 60000 Spain and ing day of the Maryland meeting t quoting Equipoise st 2 to 1 to win the i AtTommy club ing Wiiiiama Hampton 197 feet IV tnohe Ireland Herman distances in the majority W'ln Chicago welterweight nyhoursEi s minuWA t!uipirhcar7 Intie In a fast played a If the condition of Equipoise proves Pimlico feature but WMlUnfttou ftutc 199 too are A feet JiTtUfl ternational of events that can be compared scant— siiia soccer game tiirow Cecil Fame Loniavllle vg serious and he Is thrown put ot train- - expected to ratso their they prices Wot oldivar Lo Angeles lightweight 101 Covey-Abe- f on a close call Pitted against a team with C E Foley and Owen Covey state and city amateur champions respectively the Nibley golfers came out no worse deficit than a Professional Mickey RUey and his gang will be hard to beat on their home course Events Arranged With’ Magna Fort Douglas This Year yoneers Contesting Field “Je groesser ale schwerer ale fallen’ Meaning again the Teutons take a delight frustrating the ambitions of their greatest rivals for indeed the bigger they come the harder they fall The Germans are the nemesis of the clubs which aspire to the points when needed most By defeating the O 8 L 2 to 1 In Sunday's soecer feature the Teutons only left a forlorn hope for the Railroaders to retain the Strand trophy Incidentally this win helped the cause of the Vikings and Utah Copper lor the O- 8 L was considered a seri- 1 Nibley Golfers Loom Strong By MEL GALLACIIEIt PACK PUNCH The strong showing of Nibley park golfers In their match with Country club Sunday augurs no good for fu ture opponents of the Seventh East low handicap stars Heretofore regarded as a weak member of the league the Nibley aces gave the Can Scan- Blnaham— Utah Copper yet checked In the Seventh East golfer hd closed the Country clubs lead to Down from the 17th tee came the word that Willard Mawson was practically assured of a 3 0 win over J H Morrison of the Country club and the outcome then depended l Larson upon the Owen SLICES Golf Tidbits faced thV shooters the hi line firing opening archery meet of the 1931 season held SunSTRAND SPRING IFACl L on the Warm Springs range Standing of the 'lemma - doiJr day Archers from Ogden Parson Logan p no nAjPIo Provo and Salt Lake participated in 8 'j 3 Viking 3 9 6 s the scheduled events Utah Copper 3 8 II 14 Ogden Charles Pace of Payson captured 7 3 8 8 J 0 L8 1 7 the men's honors in the target round 8 0 II 14 Calllea 11 8 3 8 Germania while Miss Jeanette Herron of Salt I points tor win point tor lie csuir Lake came out victorious In the wo1 Golf Club Draws 1931 Meets AND Tilt Bring Out Large j triumph over Nibley park follow- par shooting 18 and Professional Alex margin on Mickey 2 up lBlli on Over Victory On Railroad Archery setback at the post Foley’s Roy Von tng the hole tour year the addition of Charles ot fea- ture team clash Sunday at the canyon links The other win was scored by Fort Dougwho handed las golfers Bonneville club llnksmen a Sunday with a victory over Mblcy park Standing (left to right)— J II Morrison II L Selley Owen Covey Start Decker L K Gottschall Sitting (left to right)— Dr E W by IlHOOKSProvo le West with 94 21—73 were tied for second place To win the B division event Daynes shot 103 34 — 69 and Ken Clifford was second with MEL GALLACIIEIt by State Champion Charles E Foley who last Nibley park In tour-men- Lc-ro- Sunftaj’a Schedule Oaden Laurels LOS ANGELES April 28 OT Bobby Jones and Ijeo Diegel launched a determined (omebaclc on the last five holes ot an golf exhibition for rhartty with the Dutra brothers Mortle and Olln today to square the match which ended with the teams on cion terms Two thou sand fans waded and slid over the muddy course to see Jones play a lather Indlffeient game and intss the chume to wtn the match on tlip eighteenth green whcndils five-foputt was wide of the cup The Dutra brothers turned the first nine one tip and Increased their lead to two on the tenth Jones took a btrdle four on the fourteenth to decrease the lead by half and then he and Diegel paired the sixteenth squaring the match t membership Sundr First prize 111 the medal play against par tournament In elass A went to Clark with 96 25 — 71 and Ken Yeates with 95 22 — 73 and By Led over club Team Seeks tc Regain Played in Mud E Clark ancf Royal W Daynes raptured tlielr respective A and B divisions of the at ed Win J Pet I C Bobby Misses Chance C Meet C C state champion and Owen Covey city tilleholder Country club golfers hope to win back the Utah state golf team cham- Mrenfthened E Foley With Dutrasi Clark Daynes Willes Upsets Borg as Post1 Powerful I y S ' 3-- 0 well-plac- two-poi- nt nd V 4 3 well-place- d' 3 3 3 2 31- 4- 2 7 31- 18- Three-bas- e Tao-bas- 9 22- one-hol- 20- 9 18- 5 Weymouth A gain Even I Rifle High Mark 0 0 Means 1 V 7 1 McK night Lowes Shoe Bui Wins 1 - 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